Harare' Retail giant Rooneys has issued a statement to clarify what it describes as a misrepresentation of the send-off given to a long-serving team member, following a social media post that questioned the company's recognition of his 45 years of service. In a media release on Tuesday, the company addressed…
Parliament Signs MoUs to Boost Legislative Capacity and Citizen Engagement
Harare- The Parliament of Zimbabwe on Wednesday signed four separate Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with regional and civil society organizations in a move aimed at strengthening its legislative functions and deepening public participation in governance . Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda presided over the signing ceremony with the Macroeconomic…
Chamisa Assures Supporters of “Solid Rollout Plan”
Harare– Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has issued a rallying call to his supporters, stating that a "solid rollout plan with a clear timeline" is in place as he intensifies his political comeback under the banner of "The New" movement. In a statement posted on social media on Wednesday, Chamisa acknowledged…
Kwekwe Teen Kills Self over Party Attendance Discipline
Kwekwe- A 16-year-old Form 3 student from Amaveni High School has died after consuming poison, in an incident that has left the local community in mourning. Nothando Moyo passed away on Sunday following an argument with her parents over her attendance at a party. According to family sources, Moyo had…
Zimbabwean MP Blasts CAF Over Decision To Strip Senegal Of AFCON Title
Tinotenda Hove – A Zimbabwean opposition legislator has fiercely criticised the decision by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to strip Senegal of the Africa Cup of Nations title and award the trophy to Morocco following a disciplinary ruling. The decision came after Morocco successfully appealed to CAF’s disciplinary committee,…
Minister Says 2030 Not A Slogan But National Mission
Tinotenda Hove – Despite claims from government officials, Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 agenda continues to draw scepticism from citizens and analysts who say the so-called national mission remains largely rhetorical and disconnected from the realities on the ground. Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Anxious Masuka recently addressed senior…
Police Uproot 102 Dagga Plants from Maize Field
Guyu- Police in Guyu have arrested a 34-year-old man for cultivating dagga after discovering over 100 plants cleverly disguised within a maize field. Nuni Ngulibe was apprehended on 12 March 2026 following a police operation based on a tip-off from the public. According to police reports, detectives raided a farm…
Gvt Slashes Agricultural Levies in Bid to Boost Production
Harare — In a sweeping move to revitalise the agricultural sector, the Zimbabwean government has approved significant reductions in licences, permits, levies and fees across crops, horticulture, fisheries and fertiliser sub-sectors, slashing some costs by as much as 90 percent. The sweeping reforms, announced following the Sixth Cabinet meeting at…
Tourism Minister Rwodzi Clinches Top Spot at Awards Ceremony
Harare – Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Barbara Rwodzi was named the top-performing Cabinet Minister for 2025, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa presided over the annual Performance Contract Signing and Awards Ceremony in Harare on Monday. The event, held at the Harare International Conference Centre, saw Minister Rwodzi take the top…
Mwonzora Claims ZANU PF Supporters Disrupted MDC Women’s Event in Bulawayo
Tinotenda Hove – MDC president Douglas Mwonzora has alleged that supporters of ZANU PF disrupted a party function held in Bulawayo on Saturday. Mwonzora also criticised the police for what he described as a failure to act when the disturbance occurred, saying officers only intervened later to order MDC members…

